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  • #16
    bjl333
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    • Dec 2009
    • 7010

    I'd suggest a 30" O/U Sporting model. This could give you more flexibility if you should get into other clay games. I shoot my 30" sporting guns in skeet/trap/sporting clays...
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    • #17
      Newshooter
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2010
      • 1171

      Personally, I would not limit myself to a single shot trap gun. if you haven't shot doubles trap, you are missing out on a ton of fun.

      The nice thing about a combo or over under is you are shooting the same stock for multiple events. If you buy a single barrel now and decide to shoot doubles later, you are either buying a new gun (not necessarily a bad thing )or shooting a different gun that will shoot differently.

      Once my gun is fitted, I set it and forget it knowing it is shooting where I need it to shoot.

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